New two-year discount range from the Skipton

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Skipton Building Society

Skipton Building Society has introduced a new selection of residential two-year discount products.

The new discount range includes a variety of two-year discounted rate products.

Highlights include:

Product LTV Rate App Fee Comp Fee ERCs Overpayments APR
2 Year Discount to 60% LTV – £995 60% 1.59%

(RMVR -3.40%)

£195 £800 1% for 2 years 10% for 2 years 4.8%
2 Year Discount to 60% LTV – No Fee 60% 1.99%

(RMVR -3.00%)

£0 £0 1% for 2 years 10% for 2 years 4.7%
2 Year Discount to 75% LTV – £495 75% 1.89%

(RMVR -3.10%)

£195 £300 1% for 2 years 10% for 2 years 4.8%
2 Year Discount to 75% LTV – No Fee 75% 2.24%

(RMVR -2.75%)

£0 £0 1% for 2 years 10% for 2 years 4.8%
2 Year Discount to 85% LTV – £495 85% 2.49%

(RMVR -2.50%)

£195 £300 1% for 2 years 10% for 2 years 4.8%
2 Year Discount to 85% LTV – No Fee 85% 2.74%

(RMVR -2.25%)

£0 £0 1% for 2 years 10% for 2 years 4.8%
2 Year Discount to 90% LTV – £995 90% 3.49%

(RMVR -1.50%)

£195 £800 1% for 2 years 10% for 2 years 5.0%

Paul Darwin, head of intermediary lending at Skipton, said: “We’re really pleased to offer this highly competitive new discount product range, which offers fee and rate options to suit a number of different borrower requirements. This suite of new products includes some market leading low rates which we anticipate will be well received.

“We’re always looking for ways to offer brokers and customers more choice in their mortgage options, as we know it really isn’t a case of one-size-fits-all when it comes to buying or moving home. So this new low rate discount range, coupled with the announced reduction in our MVR, reflects the ongoing popularity of Skipton and our products.”

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